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Editor’s Note: This article is the first of a two-part series on confronting sexual sin. This blog is written for youth leaders who care about
It goes without saying that, as a youth leader, you care for the students in your ministry a great deal. We want to see each
Most of us who are beyond our high school days can remember what it feels like. It’s the first day at your new high school.
In a world that feasts on sound bites and snippets, meaningful conversation is challenging at best and non-existent in many homes and schools. Students live
Why do most teens not like hymns? Should we sing songs from a controversial band? What’s the point of repeating the bridge eight times in
In a recent Pew study, 70 percent of American teens said faith is very or somewhat important in their lives. Interestingly enough, in a Lifeway
“I don’t want to waste time in college.” “That doesn’t fit into my career path.” “I don’t want to spend any extra money.” These are
One billion. That’s how many teens are on the planet right now. This number is a wake-up call that many youth leaders need to hear,
I grew up in Southern California attending church. After high school, I planned to slowly “fade away” and jump instead into the freedom of college
Many students enter ministry without much thought. It’s just “one more thing” that they do. They participate in ministry because their parents expect it or
Winter can often be a draining, depressing, and seasonally dark time. Heap on top of that the stresses that can come from leading a youth
The holidays can be a busy time. Families are inundated with parties, get-togethers, retail fever, and thousands of hours of holiday programming at their fingertips.
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